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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
REARING TALES TO GREAT BRITAIN.
CANADA TO DEMAND PREPARATION FOR TIL

CANADA TO DEMAND PREPARATION FOX lh|
BEHIuNG SEA SEIZURES.
Orr.wA June 3-,An additional paper in relation 10
the seizure OF the British Columbia whaers in Behrng
sea was laid before Parliament today 1t consists OF
dispetch from Lord Lansdowne, dated May 2l' 10 sr
Henry Holland Secretary the Colonies, transmitting
the views of the Prvy Council OF Canada on the SUBJECT
bssed on the report by George T. Foster Minister o'
Marine and Fisheries. This report, after rccuhg tne
nartioulnrs Of the seizure already given proceeds;
Mdster Foster furcher states that from Information
received from the owners OF the seized vessels ana
from the Collector of Customs at Victoria nIs icnhou
that Jancs Oglvie old man and master OF tDe aro
na was arrested along with the masters and mates OF
the Onward and Thornton and brought into c0ur. ior
trial: that before sentence was pronounced ne mh5
snfFcred TO wander away into the woods whete ne ue
from want and exposure aud that the other masters ana
atcs after remaining several months In prison. were re-
eesed by order OF the Governor OF Aaskh ana turned
odrft literally destitute 20 fnd their way US BEST tey
could TO their homes 800 miles distant ,,.
Owners OF condemned vessels have received no lhlol
nation from United States authorities OF the release
sealskfns and equipments board. The Privy COgnc
concur in report OF the Minister OF Fisheries ana AK
the GovernOr-General TO call the attention OF her
Mnestys Government again IN the grave inetioes done
by the United States authorities TO British buiqecls
peaeeahly pursung their lawful occupations "n ue gh
eas and 10 tho great delay which has taken place IN IN
nuring into and redressing the wrongs committed anu
tho office RI and OF vessels seized ana 70 tue
joss inflicted upon the OF the same IN oru
fnll and speedy roparaiOn may te made Dy the Ohie
Etat4
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MAS pOvDERLY LOST HIS HE4Di
A NEW BOYCOTT ON HIGGINs's CARPETS.

rur ,crtoS DENOUNCED BY THE KNIGHTS OF La
poR uFRE-wHAT THE PROPRIETOR SAYS.
The last move OF the General Executive Board OF the
Knehts OF Labor crush out District Assembly NO l-o
was made public yesterday by the publication OF cir
cular under date OF May 30, signed by John W. Hayes
secretary OF the Board and Addressed to all the local as
selnbies OF the order stating in substance
Ts carpets by A. Higgins Co are 81 Ena ~ r we
eau Ell earpSts mae by he and tell then What you
S tS1. Ii. nHS1 sys s fsoPo Ss5PSs; deal
Inasrnuch as txc factory OF 8 Higgins Co Is inc ino
only strictly Kn OF Labor dagtory m ng be Knshts
ocr here as he heard OF the boycott sent the
following telegram to Mr. Powderly:
rc.,ved Hayes famous Higgins boycott circular
You had boycott at once or III make trouble
= = Hreins. when spoken in regard to the boycott
said:
do not consider VIII nure our bqnc;s to ,, any S sp
,recabs extent All OF employees are hhighs oi
they have had COS, l onr employees
-, a a' nd by have decided only to strike for themselves
G ature Tho comes out OF dterehe between
Se.o HslRS.e' u don't i6iSE it much
John Morrison, the District Master Workman OF no No
| 106 denounced tho action In ulmeasured terihs ho
said: -,
TN. simply boycott by and .r his S5oSsos s5oSa on o
reelection which may succeed IN dethronE tns' ,
rnsd states. lie pays tho highest average wages and rcas
his employe with more intness % or an an whom boycot
j. put General Assembly aud by nv
let and the best hfni IN the uaue o,S in ne
Poiry's Hoard Only to-day notice was posted III , te
factory giving Iloyes saturday o.. % ~
nv din ine the summon They that No. 10 was ca
nried because they nsubordnae Ihey naNe
given us trial sp cihed In what we were %
rnug We have repeatedly asked SPECIFIC atoms anu sttn
reay 40 prove General Executive boad
iuq scabs" The only they havsis thcr
non To get all districts who have e eouIase ~ a
aganst their unlawful District Assembly 20 IIV
rn' to nroye thai tnoy are working for the goon OF
the order but for their personal aggrandEement
ay that We nave longer legal standing in the order
seekng to deprive rgt TO appeal 70 oener ,hc
hly Ihey say that have only 1000 members WiIe rt
ocia reports had nearly yVO IN soUu
irr an have Increased largely slneo .en
U ~ iot Ina fcr Gch in this They Will have more
| than they want before finish with thenl.
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rNGLANp,s WEAKNESS ON LAND AND SEA
,oRD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL EXPOSING THE con-



pITIoN OF HER FORCES.
Iovnox June 3--Iord Randolph Churchill was enthu-
siasticslly received by the Woverhampton work"ch
clubs Tonight Responding to an address, ne sad ne oe
leved that the Of revenue could DC 30
as TO sstsfy the fair trader without driving to oepa
the free trader The true remedy TOT trade acPo'''
he said was economy In the public expenditures Inc
nust not allow Ireland absorb all their aten
tiou but must bring pressure upon the Government "
nreyent such extravaeances as spending fl'ooo'ooo
on the new War and Admrlity buildings ana 1i''oVo
for decorating Westminster Abbey In honor Oh Tue
Jubilee. , ,
Randolph Churchill advised the Unionists 10 make
so,d stand and show Gladstone that they were equay
determined as himself in the matter OF tne hisn
onestion. He gratihed TO believe III 'nc Po"o,
of the Government to smash OBSTRUCTION a' any iH
they ulessed The Government had been very patient
hut the limit had been reached and when Parliament
reassembled strong ought 70 DC adopeu W P
vent the Crimes bill from being amended I'LL IL Seoal'
useless. ,,,
Returning TO tho question or economy Loru i''"'.t
WARMLY opposed Lord wolselcys alarmist statements
and quoted statistics showing that the present eApe
lures for the defence OF the country were aooooooo
moro than Dtsrscn considered necessary In 1870 he
would remark the effective strength h"d NOV
,rcroascd I'm the samo ratio He cOntrastcd the efpeu
lures England her army and navy Tn and
naXiss Of the latter countries in much better con
Ssn and a far lees cost condemned the
OF these two departments which, he said had gone on m
creasnr for the last twelve years without p
tca 10 show for them Unless the people OF tue county
took the matter up and put pressure upon nnder the
nrcsNnt system tho country was travelling ~ raehns
speed along the road leading to utter ana
| ruin ,,,.s ,ha,,n cvent of
war England might after a maoGenirnS nfo water
Sns Sua $4,000 SS p'a1s mo in the ea EosnS
Sad o very powerful feet on paper, ou, brnugb no
out tho empire was properly armed ana pro
visioned. Indeed, many were, were ensrIig aitgs was mol
nruysionod to support q garrison Tor ,u tnrgu yu
! weeks There was not single heavy ,ar su m nt
rsserye and there reserve wnhteNcI tt ~
heavy projectiles Every department OF tue mc
| tary and naval service supplied Win ueicctinS
desoite the vast expenditures OF the ar ao
To~y nensrtInents There were at homo facilities io
, the land transportation OF 10000 men,
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ron yrw sTITE CONSTITUTION.

PRoyIpfScE June 3 (SpeeiaD. THE General Assembly
bas passed Joint resolution OF adjournment from Ne"
port to meet in this city week from next iuesS' - 70
4, sc.s,on four days That Is all they have done
in a weeks hard work at Newport, cx
centlng few charters. Tho House u"
dav railroaded through tho CONSTITUTIONS
convention bill by vote OF 20 to % Many CONCESSIONS
however had ~ be made by the Democrats the most n
portant OF which those providing Tor putting '"o
question the voters" sballs Consttutoha oon'e"'o"
,, a., ,a suhn,,t,ine the new constitution TO tho
orascnt electorate Instead OF to those who wouu DC
rrunIiIed 10 vote under its provisions Inc lrehus ~
nf constitutional revision nope 10 a., VIZ un,,h
hroueb ihe senate In It's modified form, but tho kepuo
leans will probably vote against it with Perh%ps, % ono %
ny"anton and several Democratic senator's rom the
conotrv towns will vote with them. IL doubtful u no
new General Assembly can pass Sihgio Pa''''"
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Kvrcurs OF LABOR NOT ANARCHISTS.

,,R rowDERIY SAYS wORKMEN ARE " As SHY of
NIuIIIsM As THE DEVIL Is OF HOLY "Alh""
PHILADELPHIA, June (specidb.- speaking o' 1io
Workingmen and Socialism. T. v Powdery p"Por' i''
rournal of United Labor, issued to morrow, VIII say
For some time this subject has been giving tnoso pt'
who .ee I'm IL the twin OF the present lao % Nv th
rnucn has furnished many hso o,r
sor aud the phiosopniEing minister anu has Hnc h v
onr ucwitts and Depews lots OF CT ances 10 THROW
In ADVICE grats To the worker 70 thooo az nd
~, 1 ,d doc trnes he would
ahnve M To avoid strikes and labor agltl .no s -
Ssie,afe and the knights OF Labor Hut the 'Ui sse r
y.vs Garner. these matters AS wen nos v
,,an their comfortably situated wou.De q,
,aht in spare their rhetoric, VINO neo a. ,"aa ~
nr hont n are likely bring about even h.Ir iuos 30
Tho Industrial millennium. As the wofkmhn ia" 80 g"Ihub
r hs doss not 20 out on strike and Kick up huoony
Generally for the fun oil tho ar"s' Msnyy
S'nra than nations rush into war, .ins ~ ~
Who ought 10 know better jump 10 tho ,. ~ tba
,ha ali wage associations are but sIo snor o an
rcd while tho truth Is tLat uos ar
ught as sny of anything that smsoks OF M hora
Shism devil Is said to DO OF hoy who
,a among them but ultra Sociahsts or 9nsra
.sre an canal division property Those at y
,he nrncpls of free competition 10 poworless 70
r"guiang influence should DO under "one 9 "a nas
ySe,her National state municipal Int aO - n,ar rar
when we could with safety leave everything 70 Paa
nrise conrse which created gigantic ~
pes which are absorbing all tho "esi'n Oh nc % rns ~ onr
which IA in lair way of landing us All INTO the %
railroad kings, coal Darons, OH ""e"N''' ~
fala eL
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CuIuUABuA Mexico, June 3.-Great CONSERVATION pre-
walls in the city on Of the panic OF Wednesday IN
the cathedral, in which 800 children and TWO women
we're killed ana sixty persons were injured TIC IRE was
40 that had the inmates not lost their pres
epce of mind they could all have made their escape
easily the candle that set fire to the drapoy Oh
ono Of the affairs had fallen the flames were
Immediately extinguished by one OF the attend
ants The smothering fire produced considerable
smoke and vapor at which the inmates became franc
I'm many cases probably the result OF superston nhI
chdren old most absorbed IN tntfr
worshp constituted the vicums Some or the witnesses
.ert that had closed the doors OF the
as soon "A they heard OF the frantic
crowd there would havo been no loss OF hfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
KNIGHTS OF LABOR IN REVOLT.

pu,, ,nrt put, June 3-The convention when VIII DO
hold I'm this city tomorrow by the ten expeed o0" as
,cmbes belonging to District Assembly No. l2o prom
I.es to develop the most significant results bearing On
the future history OF the knights OF Labor besues 'o
100 delegates from the local assemblies III 'i'' CIV,
tits expected that representatives OF uo an An.
.,an,am. n Y. will be present. John Morrison. Master
workman. whose leadership Is so much hatoo py 'no
General Executive Board Is also expected 70 aiefS a ah.
petItion will be issued by the conveho oughout the
nutrv asking them to call special session OF tue @tu
erai Assembly for the purpo5e o. nnrai 2ctators
Outside Of No. itself ye district s.empnss syaUa6y Uat
the ~ rnceJ Knights and will without DOUBT JOIN III
the call for the special convention.
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pposrcry,yG LrorOR SELLERS IN IOWA.

CHICAGO, June IA dispatch TO INC He~s lron |ou"-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, says: All the hotei keepers M 'o
,t bovo heen summoned to show cause why inunctons
hopId not be granted against them All the owners OF
nouses IN which liquor still running are being
arrested and placed under bonds OF 7oo each TO appear
In the District Court for contempt Several hqor aea
ers have closed their stores The petitions Tor lhlunc
t,ons inclne ali liauor shops Wholesale houses ana
SreIeres In tho city The general feeling among them
ia that they must all go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
ppORIRJY FATAL RUNA WAY ACCIDENT

WuLImAsTIc, Conn, June tSpeeiae.-Joseph NICHOLS
a yeryman with a companion both Intoxicated were
thrown from their carriage while riding furioasiy
through the streets last evening Nichols was badly cut
about the head The horse dashng on ran into TWO g
"n Nain.st Knocking them both down. one Agnes
Wood sixteen years old, daughter OF Thomas WOOD,
,wnochni.t in the employ OF the Linen Company, was
tmmnei upon by the horse She picked up uncon-
scious and Il Is feared her injuries are fatal
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OF THE CARPET WORKERS.

prrspuRG. June g(SpeciaD aD-speakins OF the carpc.
uarlers who have been suspended by the Knights OF
labor Mr. Harris. first viccpresdont Of the American
Fed Grafton Of Trades Unions said TO- fsderaSh as
h aoT .'" 4 Carlton Of the General Execntiye M boaS %
Of The knights OF Labor when asked was aSor replied
awe have known for long me that the eaSes e oa
Assembly 2s would into the & Which
sye beer published giving the number OF tns hSr re
Union assembly 10000 s S'ySd ncs ssiTt reports Of mem
prsbip OF more than from 1900 to ooo u . 70 asn
ns he ,nembership s 10000 then the oruef n' p0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

SAN FRANCISCO, June tSpeeidD.-A shortage OF
600 was discovered ntly in the accounts OF Gen
aral 8 Thompson. veteran OF the Rebellion VINO was
treasurer OF the California safe Deposit Company pnt
the news did not come out till to-day. Thompson was ap
noned treasurer four years ago. His plan was 10 take
tpa. Whenever he wanted. and then charge up the
aowpt 10 the New York fund His property In santa
Cruz was turned over 70 the COMPANY "a sn 1 5ne c
had Insured As the company loses nothing 1t VIII not
prosecuto Thompson
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, June IA dispatch from Bnhdpb, Anam, says
the naudans and 10000 natives submitted TO the
ifench thsdent pedgng their allegiance by kissing
the earth according 10 the native custom
KEEL June 3-Empcror William to-day laid the founda
ton stone OF The Holtcnan lock OF the North Canal
PARIS. June 3-La France say. the poce autborities
are keeping from the public the actual Of deaths
resulting from the Opera Comique fire. Many bodies IL
says, have been taken from the various times
end removed to the mereue unknown to the people La
France estimates the real number OF lives lost by tho
fire of over 200. Madame Bonde who was In the thea
tire when the fire broke out has just died from the effects
Of nervous fright experienced IN her escape.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The Moscow Gazette an.
secret negotiations have been going on be-
tween the Russian Ministry Of Finance and syndicate
OF European bankers headed by the Rothscfilds and
have resulted On agreement for the conversion OF the
Russian Credit Foncicr yes into securities bearing 4Q
per cent interest This. the Goses 10 the prelude
% smilsr conversion OF all the Russian debt. The
Kohschds for ten past have steadily refused TO
enter into any dealings with the Russian Government
ehe Gazette 10 ubant the result OF the goatons
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cheated out Of the of from 5000 to 1000 persons
The members OF No. 1876 have not been expelled ~
reported, but suspended"


TIE COKE STRIKE PRONOUNCED UNJUST.
PrrTsBURe, June 3 ,Speciab 1T is announced Una
Messrs Carlton and Bailey, of the Genera E1ecu','o
Board Of the Knights Of Labor, have sent 10
their renort on the coke strike They declare it Illegal
The men are advised to accept Umpire Jacksons deci
sion and later on to move reopeningof the case on
probable misunderstanding. Messrs Carlton and baey
believe that tho men really entitled to an advance
having been offered before the arbitraton ais E
match from scodale says that the men Will continue e
strike despite the above report TO reporter MT Carl
ton said Most OF the trouble has occurred from es m
brought up solely as trade eunionsts who are not Us
favorable to the principles of arbitration as we are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
p.trorBOy SrUFPIyG IN VIRGINIA.

PrrrRspuRG. va June (SpeeiaD.-The Republicans
Of Isle OF Wight County will contest the election IN tha'
county which went Democratic at the election Anew
days ago The county is largely Republican Al seVerai
precincts there more ballots In the poA tn 'e'o
-. a,,a,,eod vo,ers The Republicans will also make
contest of election in Prince George county ana pa
i'm the case were served the proper persons TO-
day The case will argued before Juuke hives in 'e
County Court ON Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
uEARTLEss EvICTIONS.
.uvprrFs CONTINUE THEIR CRUEL "o"A
c'D' AT BODYKE.
.,,cu.rL DAvrrr LOOKS ON WITH WITH ~
AND SPEAKS HIS MIND-Mh rA"N"N'

MUCH BETTER
,u~o.p,r TO THE TRrBUSEI
,oo7 yorta ArnertoSn Caote Re'os w.
copv's;; - The situation IN reiahu u"
boNpoN .. one which calls for selfFesVihin'
'ns ne -oor,ro, in a peculiar degree L nav
eiiu o., .1-s,,ah the country and everywhere ''0
peen ~- er,dencss of coming coercion arc "p
cu'0o. nv xvor, of eviction has seo III -,
pe .~,est Ihe scenes al bodyke "A,'
49, 49,, ,Saoun are only the beginning Oh sone
.-,,ons ana il will re uire all the pa&iehoo VI
tho neon,e are capable to avert caHAiiiiV0u.
WIZ Wiz y, crime. Michael Davitts speeoh ~
49, 70 on everybody's lips, and IL Is only i"l'
nS .,o,h mention It here. IL was very eA
.n . ona was regarded unfavoraoV py on0
80, members of Parliament-Messs' h"" "'on
IA Waddy-who were present. but ~ Ilu'0
-..o,,horcd that Mr.. Davfu spoke uhoe1 i'o'0
-sa.,o,at,nu circumstances. One OIL Vi'o s'.N,
% - ,ritnessed was identical with one whivai 10
~. ~a-,,est recollection Of his life ana WINCH
'"o -. ~, tn his mind which has made MN
the man he S .u,,,, tho road-
Inv ns,..,,dnc enough TO every spectetor' pue
Il Was ysclently TO one who hao seen ''D >.
u.,sur s,,bt.ctcd TO the same brutality. III MI
,,.y,t,,s sr,eech was strong It was noo w1Vhou.
ovr,anation, and although English newspae's a,'u
,ntontst Members OF hrltnnere Will oe en-.
=, ,,i,,,c n. IL should not be forgotten unde'
-. o,,c,,ns,ances ft was delivered. Inc eiIie
houOver. calls for the extremest prudence on .ne
nSf os headers and people, and especially so oecaus.
the position of the Government is one oi n0''
lniablc weakness ao,x.+ori
Inc English people are beginning to understand
the irish question In this Jubilee year every
mrt Of tho Empire save IS preparing to ceie
brate tho approaching event, and a'e eSoep'" "'
strikes home with rather painful ehect upon 'nos
VITO are inclined to reflect. Not more probably
than three Of all the municipalities of Ireland WI
be represented ut Westminster Abbey
Mr.. narnen, / am glad to say, is nearly as wei
as ever. He was and Is certain to be In ms paao
in Parliament at the beginning of the week
the members In Dublin save one or two reserve
for Han Of Campaign purposes Will leave there 10
Parliamentary duties Sunday or Monday
order to take part in the renewal OF the dIscusslo
ON the Coercion bill in committee. You ina
look out for some hot scenes during the mex
few weeks. l. T. VI IL l.
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HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR A LOST CASH BOOK.
HARTFORD June tSpectaD.-Judge Henry Of the
Police Court bound ID. c. Brdsal to the Superior
Court to answer out Of nine counts against him
in the criminal suit against him by Colonel f. NJ Graves
Of The Tte0an which both parties were interested with
other prominent Democrats The counts pertain 70 the
disappearance OF oash book which Is alleged Birdsa
Is responsible for The counts containing charges OF en-
bezzcment from the Telegram Company were dismissed
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THE FISHERY SEIZURE CASES.

HALIFAX June 3-On the fishery cases being taken up
today Captain Scott. VINO commanded the cruiser Lahs
doync stated that the David J. Adams had no carso
aboard except fishing supplies wheh she was soNoD
a., cho,, for tho nrosecuiion then began his argl-
nent He spoke for the remainder OF the day ana ineh
requested the adjourn Till tomorrow noihhg I.
~ rbcb the oourr encd The points argued to-day
were those Of fishing and preparing to sh tbe power oi
Canada enforce the British Fishery laws ana 'ne
ing of the proclamation Of / $50 Oh the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, June 3.
TIE QUEENS JUBnEE.-The Pope has finally decided
that Cardinal Brende shall represent t. Papacy during
tho Queens Jubilee celebration In London
WEsIEYASs CONDEMN COERCI0S-A circular has been
sent 10 900 representative members OF the Wesleyan
Church asking their opinion OF the Governments Irish
Coercion Bill sxty-nine per cent OF those who received
ar nhe or the minority large
number condemn tie proposed law. but refuse TO sign
petitions against the ground that they do not ap
prove. as members Of the church, Of meddling with
pOl!tlca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
so1D INTO TEMPORARY SLAVERY.

CHICAGO. June "a dispatch to The Times from
poducab Ky SAYS In the City Court yesterday Moi'e
Jackson white woman, was convicted OF V"sr"no!' ~
doe Thomas or cred she be sold to tho nignpss
bidder for thirty days The sale will be mahe ~, so Ia,
rhe anyertisemcnt mas been issued Ihis u tne ,
Judgment ever made In this section nnt IL ~ ios "
preccdent In other places Ia Kentucky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
ITALY DETERMINED TO RETAIN MAssowAH

ROME. June 3-In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the
Minister Of War; In the Of debate the pro-
posa to grant 100000 lire for the expenses Of the
troops in Africa stated that the Government deter
mined to retain possession OF Massowah, which
valuable point which 10 develop trade and increase
the influence Of Italy The Cabinet he added considered
ii necessary vpdicate the prestige OF the and
bill having that object would be promptly produced and
its adoption would no made a Cabinet question. The
Chamber approved the grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

REPORTED ASSAULT on A sOHooL-TEA CHER
II was reported yesterday that school-mstress at
North Salem westchcster County had been assaulted In
the neehborhood OF Jesse Grant place. The deed
sa.d TO have been committed in the schoohouse near
Which Miss Slocum ragged three years ago by
the negro Sam Pine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
DIfN nnWN LYA NUT

PYTHRsDURG, Va, June tNtcidp-Ihteihsc"e
reached here to-day OF collision James River be-
,,oon twomast acht from New Bedford, Mass and
s,a ashine boat The latter out to pieces and one
of The occupants Instantly killed Tho accident occurred
near Sandy Point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
EouR MEN SHOT IN NEw-MEXIC0.

.,vourooUe n NJ Juns Sat Wagon Mounn n ,nis ~
snnfY sheri undertook TO serve Iepevn
br, on ne no William Burns who resisted tao S"nSsS
nol 70 ~ ~ 10 10 the horse and was Daay
Miguel Martinez shot through the hssr NJ tousnt
, ier n Se ownership calves OF the roundup D'' "
probably die. x,,,,u,xoa
,,,,,,,v Rv lime Slater reports IRON Ecker5 ina.
WHARF he Davis boys lyncned say tn SS az hs
time reported that the mob @ vent 70 sur
y, nrrw Emow a younger sou of the old woman nis
y NOT been found and the ynchers wii nos te ~ns'
wss done with him.